Congressional children's party Washington, D.C. May 29. Photographed while attending the annual children's party given by the Congressional Club of Washington were Joan Johnson, daughter of the congressman from Oklahoma, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Johnson, combing the hair of Sara Garrett, daughter of Rep. an
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